Organise servers with folders and bulk actions
On the Game Panel home page, group servers with Create folder, tick several to Start, Restart, Stop, Move folder, Send command or Create backup at once, and press Ctrl+K to search.
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If you run several servers, for example a proxy, a lobby and a survival server, the Game Panel home page keeps them tidy. You can group them into folders, act on many servers at once, and jump to any server with Ctrl + K.
Create a folder
Folders are only for your own view. They group server cards on the home page so you can find things quickly. They do not change the servers themselves: addresses, files and billing stay the same.
Log in to panel.endercloud.in. Your servers are listed on the home page.
Click Create folder and give it a name, for example
NetworkorBots.To put servers in it, tick them and choose Move folder.
Ideas: one folder per network (proxy, lobby and game servers), separate folders for Minecraft and Discord bots, or a folder for test servers so you never restart the live one by mistake.
Bulk actions
Tick two or more servers on the home page. You can then:
Start, Restart or Stop them all.
Move folder: move them into a folder.
Send command: send the same console command to every selected server, for example
say Network restart in 5 minutes.Create backup: start a backup on each selected server. Each server needs a free backup slot (see How to create and restore backups).
A bulk stop or restart affects every selected server at once, and players will be disconnected. Warn them first, for example with Send command and a say message. Remember that a command is sent to every selected server, so check your selection before you press Enter.
For regular restarts, a schedule on each server is usually better. See How to schedule automatic restarts and backups.
Search with Ctrl + K
Press Ctrl + K anywhere in the panel to open "Search servers or pages". Type part of a server name or a page name to jump straight there. This is the fastest way around when you have many servers.
Activity logs
Server activity: open a server and click Activity. You can filter the log and see the User, Event, IP Address and Timestamp of every action, including sub-users.
Account activity: the Activity section of your account page shows activity on your own login. Check it if you think someone else has used your account. See Game Panel account settings.
Renewals and plan details
Due dates, invoices and upgrades live in the billing panel. Click the Billing Area tile on the panel home page, or View Service in Subscription Information on a server's Dashboard. The billing Servers page also lists every game server and VPS you own with a button to open its panel.
Frequently asked questions
Will deleting a folder delete my servers?
Folders only organise the list. Servers are removed only when their service is cancelled or deleted in billing (see How billing, renewals, suspension and deletion work).
Can sub-users use bulk actions?
Bulk actions only do what your permissions allow on each server. If you are a sub-user without, say, the backup permission on a server, that server won't be backed up.
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